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Philosophy and Science
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Woodbridge, F. J. E. Herbert Spencer. Amer Monthly Rev of Revs 29
Jan 1904.
Bishop, W. S. Philosophy of Herbert Spencer. Sewanee Rev 13 Jan 1905.
Harrison, F. Herbert Spencer. Oxford 1905.
Sidgwick, H. In his Philosophy of Kant and other philosophical lectures
and essays, 1905.
Thouverez, É. Herbert Spencer. Paris 1905.
Thomson, J. A. Herbert Spencer. 1906, New York 1906.
Burke, J. B. B. Herbert Spencer and the master key. Contemporary
Rev 89, June 1906.
‘Two’ [the Misses Baker]. Home life with Herbert Spencer. Bristol
and London 1906, 1910 (new edn).
Duncan, D. The Life and letters of Herbert Spencer. 1908, 2 vols New
York 1908.
Hudson, W. H. Herbert Spencer. 1908.
Eliot, C. W. Introduction. In Spencer, Essays on education and
kindred subjects, New York 1910, London 1911 (as Essays on education,
etc).
Shelton, H. S. Herbert Spencer as an ethical teacher. International
Jnl of Ethics 20 July 1910.
Shelton, H. S. Spencer’s formula of evolution. Philosophical Rev 19
May 1910.
Schiller, F. C. S. Spencer, Herbert. In Encyclopaedia Britannica vol
25, 11th edn, Cambridge 1911.
Shelton, H. S. The Spencerian formula of justice. International Jnl
of Ethics 21 Apr 1911.
Bowne, B. P. Kant and Spencer. Boston and New York 1912.
Elliot, H. S. R. In DNB suppl 1901–1911, 1912.
Royce, J. In The Americana vol 19, New York 1912.
Morgan, C. L. Spencer’s philosophy of science. Oxford 1913.
Werner, E. T. C. Herbert Spencer. Shanghai 1913.
Tillett, A. W. Spencer’s synthetic philosophy. 1914.
Tillett, A. W. Militancy versus civilization: an introduction to, and
epitome of, the teaching of Herbert Spencer concerning permanent
peace as the first condition of progress. 1915.
Elliot, H. [S. R.] Herbert Spencer. 1917, New York 1917.
Holt, H. Herbert Spencer. Unpopular Rev 8 Oct 1917.
Bridge, J. H. Work and play with Herbert Spencer. Unpartizan Rev
14 July 1920.
Sarton, G. Herbert Spencer, 1820–1920. Scribner’s Mag 67, June
1920, rptd (with addns) in Isis 3 Summer 1921. [rgp]
Sir James Fitzjames Stephen 1829–94
See col 2303.
Sir Leslie Stephen 1832–1904
See col 2394.
James Hutchinson Stirling 1820–1909
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The secret of Hegel. 2 vols 1865, 1 vol Edinburgh [1897] (rev).
Hamilton: being the philosophy of perception. 1865.
De Quincey and Coleridge upon Kant. Fortnightly Rev Oct 1867.
Jerrold, Tennyson and Macaulay, with other critical essays.
Edinburgh 1868.
Lectures on the philosophy of law. 1873.
Textbook to Kant, with commentary. 1881.
The community of property. Edinburgh 1885.
Of philosophy in the poets. Edinburgh 1885.
A brief estimate of Carlyle. In T. Carlyle, Counsels to a literary aspirant,
1886.
Philosophy and theology. Edinburgh 1890.
Darwinism: workmen and work. Edinburgh 1894.
What is thought? Edinburgh 1900.
The categories. Edinburgh 1903, 2 pts 1907.
Also works on biology.
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Stirling, A. H. Stirling: his life and work. 1911.
George Frederick Stout 1860–1944
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Analytic psychology. 2 vols 1896.
A manual of psychology. 1899; ed C. A. Mace 1938 (5th rev and
enlarged).
The groundwork of psychology. 1903, 1943 (3rd edn rev).
Studies in philosophy and psychology. 1930.
Mind and matter. Cambridge 1931. Partly rewritten in God and
nature, below.
God and nature. Ed A. K. Stout, with memoir by J. A. Passmore.
Cambridge 1952. With bibliography.
Articles
Many of Stout’s articles are rptd in Analytic psychology and Studies in
philosophy and psychology, above.
Is mind synonymous with consciousness? Proc Aristotelian Soc 1
1888.
The scope and method of psychology. Proc Aristotelian Soc 1 1888.
Ladd on body and mind. Mind 13 1888.
Remarks on mental association. Mind 13 1888.
Herbart compared with English psychologists and Beneke. Mind 14
1889.
The psychological work of Herbart’s disciples. Mind 14 1889.
Romanes’s Mental evolution in man. Mind 14 1889.
The genesis of the cognition of physical reality. Mind 15 1890.
Replies by J. Pikler and Stout, ibid; and J. M. Baldwin, 16 1891.
Is the distinction between feeling, cognition and conation valid as
an ultimate distinction of the mental functions? (symposium).
Proc Aristotelian Soc 1 1891.
Does our knowledge or perception of the ego admit of being analyzed?
(symposium). Proc Aristotelian Soc 1 1891.
A general analysis of presentations, with a view to their interaction.
Proc Aristotelian Soc 2 1892.
Is the distinction between is and ought ultimate and irreducible?
(symposium). Proc Aristotelian Soc 2 1892.
Is human law the basis of morality or morality of human law? (symposium).
Proc Aristotelian Soc 2 1892.
The philosophy of Hodgson. Proc Aristotelian Soc 2 1892.
The relation between thought and language (symposium). Proc
Aristotelian Soc 2 1894.
Is the knowledge of space a priori? (symposium). Proc Aristotelian
Soc 3 1895.
Relative suggestion. Proc Aristotelian Soc 3 1895.
In what sense, if any, is it true that psychical states are extended?
(symposium). Proc Aristotelian Soc 4 1896.
Reply to Angell’s criticism of Analytic psychology. Philosophical
Rev 7 1898.
Perception of change and duration. Mind n.s. 9 1900. Replies by S.
H. Hodgson and T. Loveday, ibid.
Alleged self-contradictions in the concept of relation: a criticism of
Bradley. Proc Aristotelian Soc n.s. 2 1902. Replies by H. W. Carr, S.
H. Hodgson, J. Lindsay, ibid; by A. J. Finberg and Carr, 3 1903.
Error. In Personal idealism, ed H. Sturt 1903.
Primary and secondary qualities. Proc Aristotelian Soc n.s. 4 1904.
Neo-Kantism as represented by Hicks. Proc Aristotelian Soc n.s. 6
1906. Reply by G. D. Hicks, ibid.
Prichard’s criticism of psychology. Mind n.s. 16 1907.
The nature of mental activity (symposium). Proc Aristotelian Soc
n.s. 8 1908.